Syrian regime against emergency aid for eastern Aleppo

geneva - The Syrian government has partially approved a plan for emergency aid from the United Nations, but refuses to allow aid in rebel-occupied part of Aleppo. That on Thursday let the United Nations know.

The plan, which covers only the month of October, is intended to provide relief for beleaguered 29 or difficult to reach areas. The government has approved assistance for 25 of those spots. However, in the east of Aleppo and three rural areas in the province of Damascus wants the regime does not allow emergency.